The final step in Lewin's three-step description of the change process is ________.
A)freezing the new state
B)unfreezing the status quo
C)changing to a new state
D)unfreezing the new state

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The final step in Lewin's three-step description of the change process is freezing the new state, which means stabilizing the change so that it becomes the new status quo. This ensures that all the efforts made in the previous steps are not undone and the change becomes permanent.

The Final Step in Lewin's Three-Step Description of the Change